Battersea Park Area Guide

Join Sonoro to celebrate their 10th Anniversary with an uplifting programme of contemporary choral works that explore life, love, and the human spirit. Sonoro Lonie Adams, cello Katherine Bicknell, flute Michael Higgins, piano Neil Ferris, conductor Bernard Hughes Hear my heart sing Judith Weir Love bade me welcome Lucy Walker Today Stephen Dodgson Find me, O my true love / Invocation (from 'Four Poems of Mary Coleridge') Laura Mvula Sing to the moon Gabriel Jackson I gaze upon you Michael Higgins The Cloths of Heaven Elaine Hagenberg Through love to light Cecilia McDowall Loves philosophy Will ToddFire of Love Eleanor Daley Upon your heart Gerald Finzi My spirit sang all day Doors open at 6:00pm for a celebratory welcome drink.

With her deeply soulful voice, warm persona and infectious performance style, groove singer Lizzie Deane’s voice has been described as a “powerful, show-stopping instrument”. Perhaps best known here at the Six for her work with Dave Lewis & “1Up” she’s also been heard with acclaimed artists including Mica Paris & Carleen Anderson. Tonight she brings her fabulous ‘Soul Inspirations’ band to the Club showcasing ‘all her favourite songs’.

Friday 6 February / doors and bars open 6.30pm / show approx one hour after doors Live At The Clapham Grand returns with an incredible line-up featuring Maisie Adam, Ed Byrne, Jen Brister, and Kemah Bob! February’s show is headlined by Maisie Adam, star of the current season of Taskmaster and the upcoming season of Last One Laughing. She’ll be joined by stand-up powerhouse Ed Byrne, as seen on QI, Mock The Week, Have I Got News For You, and much more. Also on the bill is Kemah Bob, as seen and heard on 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown and the Off Menu podcast. Hosting the evening is Jen Brister, "furiously funny” (The Guardian) online sensation, as seen on Live At The Apollo and House of Games. Line-ups subject to change. Refunds will not be offered in the event of line-up change. This is a 18+ event Important information: For any ticketing queries please contact the DICE Help Centre. For any accessibility requirements or tickets, please contact [email protected], where you shall receive a code to access and pay for your tickets. (availability depending) For any other questions, please refer to our Contact / FAQ page - thegrand.info/contact Please note there may be strobes, flashing lights, loud noises, confetti, the occasional balloon drop and other fun stuff used in the venue. If you have any concerns about this don't hesitate to contact us via [email protected] - we want to make sure you have a safe experience with us! Presented by The Clapham Grand. This is an 18+ event

Step into a mesmerizing journey through the captivating myth and extraordinary lore of timeless British history! Marvel at the sheer grandeur of Warwick Castle, paying homage to the iconic birthplace of none other than the literary genius, Shakespeare himself! Embark on a delightful drive through the postcard-perfect Cotswolds, where picturesque landscapes unveil their breathtaking beauty. Brace your senses for an immersive walking tour of historic Oxford, where each cobblestone breathes whispers of ancient knowledge and scholarship. Let this day of enchantment and unparalleled beauty leave you spellbound - get your tickets now! Black Friday .hidden-word { display: none; }

Explore our fascinating gallery that celebrates engineers and how they shape the world we live in. Human stories are at the heart of the Engineers gallery, where visitors can take a closer look at iconic objects such as the first digital camera, the cutting-edge CMR ‘Versius’ surgical robot arm and a miniature atomic clock that the entire GPS system depended upon, as well as learn more about the remarkable people who invented them. These stories sit within four distinct sections:Bodies looks at how controlled drug delivery and surgical robots place people and their bodies at the heart of precision engineering practice. In Lives​, LED lighting and digital imaging sensors​ illustrate how engineers’ powers of visualisation shape technology to new and successful outcomes. In Connections​, GPS, internet and web technologies show engineering as a connected practice, with diverse teams enabling the connections humanity depends upon.Creating​ looks at how engineers are are imaginative people. Their creativity is central to developing amazing innovations which can change the world. Visitors can also see the Virtual Heart display, a large-scale virtual simulation created by bioengineer Dr Jazmín Aguado Sierra using scans of her own heart. The virtual heart, located in the Bodies section, functions just like her real heart and shows the intricate interactions between electrical impulses, muscle contraction and blood flow. The gallery celebrates our engineering heritage and showcase innovations through the global lens of the Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering—the world’s leading award for engineers— with current and past prize winners featured throughout.

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